So surprised not to see any updates from the cap. Was told yesterday it was hot. Well even though I told myself never go solo again couldn't resist the urge. Dropped lines about 3. About 30+ boats. Everywhere I looked boats were into fish. Lots of charters giving their clients money's worth. Only saw one sent back. One boat spent 20 mins playing one. One bite for me at 80 on bait but understand white hootchies working well also. 90 -110 ft. was best and fishing shallow was the ticket! Best I ever saw at the cap. Anyone else out that way?
2018 OFFICIAL Vancouver-Howe Sound-Sechelt Reports Thread
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pescador
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Garmin doesn’t seem to do the arch thing like Lowrance. I don’t always leave on the fish symbols. But I’m pretty sure based on my experience with Garmin some of those are fish.
aheny
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Yeah definitely there's a couple fish on there, possibly.
my issue was them showing the Blobs of kelp as a whole bunch of fish, I am suspecting he might have thought those were schools.
reeltordarius
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Is that a fuse puller I see on top of the sounder?
pescador
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reeltordarius
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Haha, better than a fuse puller then...
Pineapple Express
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Fished it last year, but gotta work this year. I'm planning to fish off the North Arm on Saturday...maybe further south depending on my timing.
Nasty017
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Had decent action at SA last 2 nights. Fished solo both nights. Tuesday had a decent 10# spring, good sized sock, 40cm hatch ho (released), all on sock gear, and another pin pop ho on chovie for my last 45 min. Current/river run off was tough that night. Trolled the 250’ contour south and back again.
Last night did landed my first solo double header straight out from the lighthouse 300’, regrouped detangled and hit another 10 min later. 87’ and 64’. 15’ of dummies on each side.
Last night did landed my first solo double header straight out from the lighthouse 300’, regrouped detangled and hit another 10 min later. 87’ and 64’. 15’ of dummies on each side.
cohochinook
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Was out yesterday at South Arm. Managed 1 Spring about 13 pounds, 3 Sockeye, 2 Coho and lost another 3 sockeye, 1 coho and a spring. Lots of jumpers, but not as many biters for sockeye. Got them 60 to 120.
Pippen
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Buddies were out yesterday morning....unfortunately for the low tide and said it was slow. Reading the report above mentioning it getting hot in the afternoon around the high makes sense.
What time were you out there?
cohochinook
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From 8 to 3. Bite was best 11 to 3.
Nasty017
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Hoping this bite holds into next week. I’ve got some days booked and want to get a day in as opposed to these evening last lights.
GWT75
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A few of us will be braving it tomorrow for the derby. With tides I think we may start at North arm if not too lumpy and once it starts to flood, head to Cap.
girls fish too
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Hey, new to this forum and wondering if anyone knows what the word is on when the sockeye season is closing. Want to hit the water this weekend for a few more sockeye for the freezer.
girls fish too
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Sockeye still open
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